What Non-Disabled People Get Wrong About Accessibility

Amy Parent joins IDIODC to discuss Nudge-Learning. It's become another hot new term being used amongst instructional design communities. Be sure to save your spot for this insightful discussion.

The People Stock Library features a wide range of people, and cartoon characters to add to your courses.

I have added 5 elements on a slide and want that the end user clicks all the elements before he can proceed to the next slide and I have disabled the next button till then. I have added this functionality on 4 consecutive slides however, this is working properly on slide 1 but as I move to the next slide this is not working properly. Even thhough I have disabled the next button on all of them (until they click on on all elements). Request support.
 

Some of the key accessibility standards you should be aware of as you start your accessibility journey.

We experience artificial intelligence (AI) in our daily lives through our fitness trackers, home digital assistant systems, and curated news services, to name a few examples. Join us for this engaging conversation with Margie Meacham where we'll discuss how you can make AI part of your Learning and Development solutions.

I have disabled the "Next" navigation button on a page in Flow. I don't want to enable it until the learner has viewed all content on the page. This includes a popup window that the learner accesses by clicking on an image on the page. I have set the action to "Enable the Next button" when the image has been "Interacted with" and then set the action to "When clicked". But when I get to that page, the Next button is automatically enabled. Is what I am trying to do possible in Flow? If so, what...

On this episode, Judy Tseng talks with us about her teams approach to making accessibility a leading focus of development and how you can immediately get started improving accessibility of your projects.

.Gov site with great resources regarding color and accessibility

Web Resources

A quick introduction to dominKnow | ONE's feature for creating software lessons